Sentences with phrase «outline coalition plans»

In a significant speech, he will outline Coalition plans to ensure teaching is based on «excellence», saying that controversial reforms are needed to «bring back the values of a good education».

Not exact matches

In fact Stephen Beer claimed Labour needed to respond to the tough decisions it faced on the economy, outline an economic plan for the future rather than a retrospective attack on Coalition policy and most importantly close the economic credibility gap that was first conceived and then grew during Labour's last years in office.

Of course, Cable suggests that the Coalition's «expansionary fiscal contraction» would have the fulsome support of the «liberal» Keynes, but the Conservatives departed not one bit from their central economic plans outlined in the Tory manifesto of 2010 (admittedly, inheritance tax cuts were postponed).

Speaking at a press conference in Whitehall, Nick Clegg referred to Tory plans to make a further # 25bn of cuts to the welfare budget as a «monumental mistake» and went on to outline ideological differences between the two coalition parties on issues like fairer taxation.

ALBANY — After days of deliberations, the State Senate's governing coalition released a 55 - page resolution outlining their budget priorities, with proposals to halt rising property taxes, and modify Governor Andrew Cuomo's plans for estate taxes and renter credits.

A spokesman for the coalition won't say whether TV ads are planned for upstate, saying they prefer not to outline their exact promotional strategy in advance.

Under the terms of the coalition agreement the Lib Dems will abstain when the government brings forward a national planning statement outlining plans for a new nuclear power station.

Culture secretary Maria Miller outlined the coalition's plans to legislate in the Commons earlier this month.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has delivered a speech outlining the coalition government's plans for political reform.

The coalition agreement between the Conservatives and Mr Clegg's Liberal Democrats outlined political reforms including plans for five - year fixed - term parliaments, reforms to the House of Lords, powers for voters to recall their MP if found guilty of serious wrongdoing and a referendum on voting reforms.

It will be interesting to see how long the Coalition can hold out before being forced to outline its own funding plan.

In November 2013, Michael Gove reminded us the Coalition had «outlined plans for changes to GCSE qualifications designed to address the grade inflation, dumbing down and loss of...

In November 2013, Michael Gove reminded us the Coalition had «outlined plans for changes to GCSE qualifications designed to address the grade inflation, dumbing down and loss of rigour in those examinations».